In a traditional educational environment we are taught in a linear, binary fashion. We are presented with a topic, drilled on the topic, tested on the topic, and pass or fail on the topic. Regardless of the outcome, we move on to build upon each part of the foundation we are given. As time has gone on we discovered not everyone learns the same way or at the same pace, so we identified the road blocks we faced and were given assistance in our areas of weakness. Yet after we leave school and enter the workforce we often fall back into the binary type of education/awareness where we pass or fail and remediation is granted after we fail too many times. There are new approaches in place today in the education system that can benefit the way we address security education/awareness programs and ultimately make our organizations stronger. In this discussion we will focus on topics like Response to Intervention and the three tier model, progress monitoring, and making security not seem so hard for general users.